Church Of All Saints

The Church of All Saints is a parish church built between 1885 and 1890 by Sir T. G. Jackson for Lord Northbrook, serving as a chapel to Micheldever Church. It features a chalk casing with knapped flint and Chilmark stone dressings, topped with a plain tiled roof. The structure includes a chancel, a nave with a north tower at the east, and a short north aisle on the west side. The windows are two-light perpendicular style, accompanied by a similarly arched doorway. The south porch is tiled and features a gabled timber frame with plaster infill and quatrefoiled barge boards. Regular buttresses with offsets support the building, and there are five-light perpendicular windows at the ends. The tower and east end have a plinth with dressed stone flush work arcades filled with flint. The square tower includes a southeast stair turret and two two-light perpendicular louvres at the top stage, topped by a cedar shingled broach spire. Inside, the church boasts a decorated arch brace roof, memorials, and a crest to the Barings, along with unaltered contemporary furnishings and early electric light fittings.